I was busy bidding on the 22D, 24D, 42D and 44D phonograph needle. Phonograph Needle-TETRAD 22D,24D,TETRAD 42D,44D,T3MD
The feedback link says "Not a registered user". That might have happened since you posted your comment. I wonder why it "members who left a...
January 28, CoinWorld has a half page advertisement for an auction for all the "tangible and intangible" assets of PCI, Inc. Apparently, the...
This is the first time I've heard this. I bought both volumes, but I haven't discarded any coins yet, based on their information. Do you have...
In that situation, I agree with you. In my experience (admittedly limited compared to many of you) I haven't found much of what I'm looking for...
I recently was handling some presidential dollar proofs with cotton gloves and I noticed that the moisture from my hand caused some momentary...
I didn't say they run all of it. Saying you run a business doesn't mean you run all businesses. Federal agencies have a unique role,...
Ebay doesn't say it was cancelled; it just says "ended" and lists a winning bidder. I would say he's obligated to go through with it. What does...
Yes, I was just making the point, that sometimes it's hard to tell from online auctions whether two coins are really equal grade. One way to...
If the seller gets his $12,000, I hope he spends part of it to buy a camera with a focusable lens and a couple of light bulbs.
I didn't say private industry was running it. I said that private Universities carry out some of the research, although no credible person is...
Who is going to determine that they are of equal grade and quality? The equality could be 1. Your own judgement 2. The opinion of a trusted 3rd...
This could be done without government involvement. First, the TPG's must have no financial interest in overgrading. That would eliminate any...
Scientific research. A lot of good education is private, but all successful universities depend heavily on the government for research funding.
I agree that the TPG's don't make the claim, but dealers advertise MS70 and PF70 coins as "perfect" and they jack up the price accordingly.
The bronze medal is from the 2003 National Wildlife Refuge System Centennial Medal Series. I can't tell if these are still offered for sale...
If anyone is willing to pay a premium for a slabbed coin over a raw coin, then the coin is more valuable, by definition. This is true even if it...
1910 Lincoln cent
Won't they just fall right through the G-string to the floor?
I bought one because I want it to keep it. I don't care if it goes up in value or not because I don't plan to sell it.
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